los nets de brooklyn, grizzlies, timberwolves, hawks, celtics, terminÓ la temporada con los wizards de washington y ahora es agente libre para disputar 713 partidos, dice que quiere seguir jugando. ya en el playoff, en nueva york, guiados por los 28 puntos y 10 rebotes de brook lÓpez, los nets de brooklyn vencieron anoche 110-91 a los bulls de chicago para prolongar la serie de primera ronda en los playoffs. deron williams, agregÓ 23 puntos y 10 asistencias para los nets, que se acercaron 3-2 en la serie al mejor de siete encuentros. en atlanta, con 29 puntos de josh smith, los hawks frenaron una reacciÓn de indiana en los dos Últimos cuartos para imponerse 102-91 ante los pacers e igualar 2-2 la serie. el dominicano al horford aportÓ 18 puntos para la causa de los hawks. en houston, los rockets escaparon a la eliminaciÓn al vencer por 105-103 al thunder de oklahoma city. houston evitÓ ser barrido en cuatro juegos en la serie de primera ronda de postemporada a siete posibles. el argentino carlos delfino contribuyÓ con 13 unidades. para hoy; nuggets reciben a los warriors y los

jonathan quick in the net for los angeles. >> amazing. >> like a brick wall. >> go warriors. >> thank you. >>> speaking of the warriors, we want to let you know on facebook you can post this, do or die, tonight for the warriors. they win they keep going. they lose, that is it for them. you can share that from our is through but it has already been banned. tonight at 10:00 p.m. the privacy concerns cropping up about google glass. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you so much for joining us. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. ♪ ♪ all around the world ♪ everybody singing along ♪ everybody singing along l♪ never back ♪ it's a long, long way from my home ♪ [ male announcer ] with the best line up of vehicles ever. introducing the new chevrolet. why just go from a to b, when imagination can take you everywhere? here we go. [ male announcer ] chevrolet. find new roads. what's that? here we go. it's a wizard electronic organizer for my dad. i'm goin' to florida for his birthday. how much was it? 200

third period, dan boil with puck at the point, finds the back of the net. two to one los angeles. in the end, though, this series was about great goal tending. jonathan quick was better. point-blank range but kings win game 7, 2 to 1, the sharks season is over. >> not ease circumstances man. i mean, we got a good team in here, just couldn't score. >> got to find a way, you got to will it up over the glove and didn't do that. he was -- he was great goalie. >> off to marathon survivor aaron hern threw out the first pitch tonight. maybe he should have started for the giants. making his major league debut tonight against the a's. watch how quick this got out. it would only get worse. we go to the third. watches an rbi single gave up four runs two and a third in the words of don henley, kick them when you're up, kick them when you're down. >>> jim harbaugh goes to judge judy's show then drove the pace car in the indy 500. how fast? here's your toup 5. >> it was a hundred and then -- then the last two turns got to 118. of course, by next week when i retell the story it might be up to 13

, throwing it at the net. there are not a lot of second and third chances. that is where los angeles really does well, the defense is good, jonathan quick, i get the first one, you guys help me out on the rest, the formula has worked pretty well. out now toffoli, darryl sutter has a lot of confidence in this guy. scuderi under pressure, now stewart rolls away, scuderi, blues have it. that was blocked by kopitar. mcdonald into the glove of quick and he will just hang onto it there. >> brian: good quick release there by mcdonald, another good shift there for st. louis, watch kopitar, number 11, good read of the play, down early, that block on mcdonald, then there is mcdonald top of the screen, gets the second shot, as well, too. backed off into a quiet area but out far enough that jonathan quick is able to glove that one easily. berglund and tyler, face-off in the zone. these face-offs, so important. berglund, perron, walking to the middle of the ice, back to number 57, he turns, hands it off. berglund with a sh

he went on to play for the los angeles dodgers and oakland a's in the 1970s. but his open sexual orientation may have derailed his major league baseball career. earlier i talked with ted griggs from comcast sports net bay area about glen's story. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> glen burke was arguably the first openly gay player on a major league team. and i'm wondering when you compare his life and times with what jason collins went through this week, and we'll see what he goes through in here on out, what do you see when you compare those two things? >> i think it's completely different. i think one of the great things about america, actually, is, we don't notice change. it's either like erosion or your hair growing or something like that. but glen was playing in a time

san jose put 35 shots on the net but could not get one. los angeles scored late in the first period and added another in the second and the defending champions beat the sharks 2-30. -- 2-0. it shifts to h.p. pavilion on saturday night. e-mail your warriors and shark fan photos to us at "you report." we will share them on air and online at abc7news.com. >> time for a check on the forecast on this wednesday morning. >> now we will check with meteorologist mike nicco. >> while you are doing the forecast i will sweep up. >> okay. radar and satellite shows no radar runs because the air is dry. we have low clouds along the coast and east bay shore and moving into the north bay and coming across our neighborhood are the high clouds ahead of the next system. over to the east bay valley, look at that, up and down the san ramon county from concord at 51 to walnut creek at 52 and san ramon is 49 and 52 in dublin/pleasanton and antioch at 56, and brentwood at 58. the coolest weather is in the north bay at novato at 47. today, 40's and 50's with should

they'll start flying daily non-stop flights to los angeles. mayor chuck read and sir richard branson kick things off at terminal a this morning at 9:00. >>> time for the gold rush to begin. a brand new roller coaster opening up at great america with the park going old school on this one. the gold striker is a wooden roller coaster, reminiscent of an old mine shaft. never fear it's all high tech. when it opens today, it will be the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in all of northern california. stands 108 feet high at its peak and the coaster can reach a top speed of more than 53 miles per hour. >> you like roller coasters? >> i love roller coasters. big fan. >> just up the road. >> you and me. >> 4:40. tesla is on the move. why it's leaving its menlo park headquarters. >>> the new details we're learning about how much money yahoo! ceo marissa meyer is making. >>> why human rights groups say some names should be taken out of the nation's sex offender registries. >>> welcome back everyone. a good wednesday morning to you. do you wish yo

. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. cord-cutting is in the spotlight. the pay tv business has its first ever net subscriber loss in the 12 months ending in march. that's according to a new report. and perhaps most concerning, the first quarter, which is usually one of cable's best, was particularly weak. cable companies losing about a quarter million subscribers. now, this report comes as netflix launches a new season of "arrested development" on sunday. the kind of original content that's usually found on cable. now, netflix says it's complimentary, sort of another cable channel, but with so many options outside the pay tv universe, like netflix, hulu and youtube, we'll have to see if the trend continues, especially as the traditional cable providers like comcast roll out tv everywhere options to keep their subscribers hooked. mandy? >> julia, thank you. the question is, what names could benefit from this cord-cutting phenomenon? let's go to the charts with the man who is so charming, some say he could actually be on p

. ♪ >>> welcome back to "options action," i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. cord-cutting is in the spotlight. the pay tv business has its first ever net subscriber loss in the 12 months ending in march. that's according to a new report. and perhaps most concerning, the first quarter, which is usually one of cable's best, was particularly weak. cable companies losing about a quarter million subscribers. now, this report comes as netflix launches a new season of "arrested development" on sunday. the kind of original content that's usually found on cable. now, netflix says it's flimtry more like another cable channel, but with so many options outside the pay tv universe, like netflix, hulu and youtube, we'll have to see if the trend continues, especially as the traditional cable providers like comcast roll out tv everywhere options to keep their subscribers hooked. mandy? >> julia, thank you. the question is, what names could benefit from this cord-cutting phenomenon? let's go to the charts with the man who is so charming, some say he could actually be on pay pe

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second set goffen goes cross court here, match point here, rushing the net. he advances to the second round and game seven between sharks and kings in los angeles after one period, scoreless. lots of highlights. >> larry, thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up then, car company that has developed a bar code to save your life at 9:00. >> and a mother went to mexico for a funeral is now held there in a jail cell fighting for her freedom. >> and in prime time, extreme make over, wet loss edition then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it nor edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. >> from spencer christian all of us here, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants -- an electrical engineer from spring, texas... from lowell, massachusetts... and our returning champion, a systems engineer from bloomington and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- rebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. an exciting game got our week off to a great start yesterday. but he triumphed at the end and has c

second set goffen goes cross court here, match point here, rushing the net. he advances to the second round and game seven between sharks and kings in los angeles after one period, scoreless. lots of highlights. >> larry, thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 coming up then, car company that has developed a bar code to save your life at 9:00. >> and a mother went to mexico for a funeral is now held there in a jail cell fighting for her freedom. >> and in prime time, extreme make over, wet loss edition then abc 7 news at 11:00. >> that does it nor edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. >> from spencer christian all of us here, we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. (male announcer) in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. brad, do i make you happy?

he went on to play for the los angeles dodgers and oakland a's in the 1970s. but his open sexual orientation may have derailed his major league baseball career. earlier i talked with ted griggs from comcast sports net bay area about glen's story. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> glen burke was arguably the first openly gay player on a major league team. and i'm wondering when you compare his life and times with what jason collins went through this week, and we'll see what he goes through in here on out, what do you see when you compare those two things? >> i think it's completely different. i think one of the great things about america, actually, is, we don't notice change. it's either like erosion or your hair growing or something like that. but glen was playing in a time in the '70s where we thought we were open, and it was peaceful, love and freedom, but there was a lot of closed minds and closed ideas, and ideals back then. so i think for him, while he was accepted by his teammates, which is sort of a precursor to what we're seeing with jason col

he made about forty five million dollars last year he also has a venture with vodka has made him a net worth of five hundred eighty million dollars. would it be on our list without a few arrests in one thousand nine hundred ninety five he was chillin with his girlfriend j. lo they forgot about that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again in two thousand and one he was arrested for driving on a suspended license he was driving a scooter ensoul i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had. for him but i think at the end of the day he's one of the most fabulously wealthy persons and i'm going to say he's a banker i want to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south beach. i say i say ok. i got this one moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called vampire squid say what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping us from afloat he got the fed to convert what was an investmen

lo but he forgot about that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again and two thousand and one he was arrested for driving on a suspended license he was driving a scooter and south and i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had. for him but i think at the end of the day he's one of the most fabulous. well the person that i'm going to say he's a banker i'm going to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south beach. i say i say ok. got this one moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called vampire squid say what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping his firm afloat he got the fed to convert what was an investment banking broker into a bank holding company in two thousand and eight and voila instant access to fed liquidity for goldman around the same time he got warren buffett to pony up five billion dollars right before his old goldman buddy paulson convince congress t

lo they forgot about that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again and two thousand and one he was arrested for driving on a suspended license he was driving a scooter ensoul i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had. for him but i think it. end of the day he's one of the most fabulously wealthy persons i'm going to say he's a banker i'm going to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south beach. i say i say ok i'm. really a bear got this one moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called been part of squid so what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping us from afloat he got fed to convert what was an investment bank and broker into a bank holding company in two thousand and eight and instant access to liquidity for goldman around the same time he got warren buffett to pony up five billion dollars right before his old goldman buddy paulson convince congress to ram

lo they forgot about that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again and thousand and one he was arrested for driving out a suspended license he was driving a scooter ensoul i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had gangster rappers working for him but i think at the end of the day he's one of the most fabulously wealthy persons and i'm going to say he's a banker i want to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south beach. i say i say ok. i got this one moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called vampire squid say what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping his firm afloat he got the fed to convert what was an investment banking broker into a bank holding company in two thousand and eight and voila instant access to fed liquidity for goldman around the same time he got warren buffett to pony up five billion dollars right before his old goldman buddy hank paulson c

lo they forgot about that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again and two thousand and one he was arrested for driving on a suspended license he was driving a scooter ensoul i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had gangster rappers working for him but i think at the end of the day he's one of the most fabulously wealthy persons that i'm going to say he's a banker i'm going to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south beach. i say i say ok. got this one moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called vampire squid say what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping his firm afloat he got the fed to convert what was an investment banking broker into a bank holding company in two thousand and eight and voila instant access to liquidity for goldman around the same time he got warren buffett to pony up five billion dollars right before his old goldman buddy hank paulson

lo they forgot about. that he was arrested for weapons violations and then again in two thousand and one he was arrested for driving on a suspended license he was driving a scooter ensoul i don't know how if you've ever been to south beach but scooter violations are taking very seriously there seriously this guy has been a businessman from day one and yes he's had gangster rappers working for him but i think at the end of the day he's one of the most fabulously wealthy persons and i'm going to say he's a banker i'm going to say gangster he has weapons violations he drove a scooter on south. i think i think ok. right they got this one man moving on lloyd blankfein head of goldman sachs the so-called vampire squid so what you want to about him but he has the midas touch when it comes to keeping us from afloat he got the fed to convert what was an investment banking broker into a bank holding company in two thousand and eight and voila instant access to the quiddity for goldman around the same time he got war

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the sharks jumped out to an early lead when dan boyle's slap shot found the back of the net 90 seconds in. the kings answered back to tie it up at one goal apiece. and that's how it would stay. so we go into overtime, and the sharks start out on a power play. logan couture netted the game winner just a minute into overtime. sharks win, 2-1, and trail the kig kings two games to one in the series. >> it was a real, real important win for us. we felt we let one get away in l.a., so we had to come back and answer, and we've done it in our building. i think it was kenny holland that told us when we were in detroit, you're never really, really in trouble until you lose your first game at home, so big win for us. >> game four is on tuesday. puck drops at 7:00. >>> and for the first time since the deadly capsize of an america's cup yacht in the san francisco bay, italy's catamaran was back on the water this weekend. the luna rossa carried out three hours of maneuvers yesterday. on friday the owner expressed concern about the safety of the experimental yacht. the skipper said yesterday's weathe

that's beat los angeles. jonathan quick is going to see that play in his sleep. second of the game. won on the power play. won shorthanded. and boy, l.a. had all the momentum. still had plenty of time on a double minor power play and the guy that brian engblom said earlier was the best player on the ice most of the night, steen, with both goals. they're going to announce the three stars of the game here. at scottrade center. i have a feeling one of those stars is the player that brian is waiting to interview patiently down at ice level. an unassisted shorthanded goal. 13:26 in to the first overtime. and alex steen is the hero after l.a. tied the game in the last minute of regulation. kept the momentum five on five overtime and then the benefit of the double minor high sticking penalty against shattenkirk. and this crowd just exploded. a member of the fourth line that was effective all night long for the st. louis blues, they certainly set the tempo in the first period. a so for first star's celebrations to an interview of brian engblom. brian? >> alex, an incredible finish to an inc

marcus nothing but net. he had 23 grizzly win 103-97 take a 3-1 series lead. >> all right shark eager to get back to work after beating canuck. back on the ice tomorrow against the los angeles kings. only second time in franchise history the 2 met in the play offs. last time in 2011 where the shark beat the king thanks to over time goal in game 6 by thornto thornton. the season all about home ice advantage with the home team winning all 4 games. the 2 split the regular season series 2 and 2. >> they had a different feeling to it. guys excited anxious to get going. >> play hard simple game and competitive the. >> that's one of the things what we are trying to accomplish. >> they are the champ so we have to go did you know and win some games. >> nothing down and sweep. just compete hard from game 1 on and see if we can win. >>reporter: all right to the east. game 7. bruins maple leaf boston trails with one minute left if the game. scored 3 straight including 2 goal in the final minute. ties it one 50 seconds l

and brown people using drugs. >> ethnic people. >> poor white people don't get caught up in the net too much because there's almost no law enforcement effort at stopping white drug use anywhere in the country. now, there are packets of methamphetamine restriction, but that's the exception that proves the rule. whites have to be stupid to get arrested for drugs. but black people are criminalized routinely. it's a hangover from the alcohol model in the white community. aa, na. you can get treatment. you can get help. there's a three strikes and you're out on policy. on the job, it's all confidential. but blacks get criminalized. then they become unemployable. their families are destroyed. the children are no longer ready for education. age rates go up and the beat goes on. >> in part because of the federal policies that have been part of this, right? so if you have one of these federal offenses, you can never live in public housing again. you can never get a federal student loan again. >> if it's a federal offense. >> in part, i'm trying to think through what the obama administration